Italian giant AC Milan have joined Everton in solidarity following the unveiling of a Moise Kean-inspired anti-racism banner at Goodison Park on Saturday ahead of defeat to Manchester City.
Both teams wore Kick It Out t-shirts pre-match as the 'No Al Razzismo' flag was rolled out at the Gwladys Street end.
Kean was a victim of racist abuse while playing for Juventus in Serie A last season and former Everton striker Romelu Lukaku has also suffered since his summer switch to Inter Milan from Manchester United.
"The whole world of football should take a strong stance against racism. Let’s all keep on fighting it, together," AC Milan wrote on Twitter while quote-tweeting Everton's initial message.
The whole world of football should take a strong stance against racism. Let’s all keep on fighting it, together. https://t.co/Jmg3Q65YHR
— AC Milan (@acmilan) September 29, 2019
"No to racism. No al razzismo. #AllTogetherNow," the Toffees said.
